Good Bones (Studio Theatre)

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About the Show

Pulitzer Prize-winner James Ijames' sharp comedy about gentrification and the growing price of success.

Aisha and her husband return to her old neighborhood to refurbish a blighted old house - their dream house. But complications with construction and an act of violence lead to a deeper examination of gentrification and its impact on communities. Who gets to stay, who has to leave, and what are the costs of getting ahead and getting into her new dream home?

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"We all search for an idea or reality of what "home" and community mean to us and this play deals with this subject with incisive dramatic heft and skill. In the play's haunting and tentatively hopeful conclusion...'Good Bones' is a play that will linger in your mind."
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